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| Topic Started: Jul 2 2009, 05:36:18 PM (47 Views) | |
| Royce | Jul 2 2009, 05:36:18 PM Post #1 |
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ITT you post old games you used to love as a kid. Mario Party 2 hellz yeah. Been playing it a ton recently and I'm remembering how fun it was. Edited by Royce, Jul 2 2009, 05:36:51 PM.
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| balooneybob | Jul 3 2009, 12:19:51 AM Post #2 |
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- Wolfenstein 3D (my sister would steer the person and I would shoot- i think I was too young to do much more than button mashing) - Arthur's Birthday (we used to always talke along with the games intro, "Arthur's Birthday by Mark Brown" because it had an American accent we thought was funny, other favourite parts included, '"Oh - oh, my underwears on backwards" "Just turn around..."' and "Maple Syrup all the way from Ohio!". Yeah, we basically liked talking along with the characters, lol. - Lemmings - Zombinis - Magic School Bus (we had Goes inside the human Body and goes inside the Earth) - Where in time is Carmen Sandiego? - The lost mind of doctor brain. (I tried to install it on the new comp, but its too old and won't work  )And there are a few games that I can't remember the names of; - One was a puzzle game, where you had to get the red block through this door, by moving a bunch of other blocks to try and get them out of the way... and it counted the number of turns you took - This platform adventure type game where this little space dude had to find all the parts of his space ship, and he would collect milk bottles along the way I think. Geez I can picture the sounds that the game would make, when you selected which level to play. And the cheat we used to always use; 'Godmode' i think it was... I really want to play it again now! Damn I wish I could remember what it was calllleed!!! - We had a kind of graphicsy game thing, it had a blue dude with a big nose as the mascot, my sister and I liked repeatedly undoing because it always said, 'oops, crack an egg'. So yeah, we would just keep pressing the undo button and listening to it go, 'oops oops oops oo oo oo oops crack an egg'. To this day my sister and I still say "Oops, crack an egg", "Maple Syrup All the way from Ohio" and the other Arthur's b'day quotes I can't be bothered retyping. |
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| santanoice | Jul 3 2009, 03:19:51 AM Post #3 |
I got my eyes on you.
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- Super Mario Bros (NES). One particular time I played it with my brother. He was Mario while I was Luigi. In those days, Luigi didn't get to play until Mario died. My brother ended up beating the game before I got a turn. ;_; Oh, and because my brother always played 1P, I started liking Luigi, so Mum knitted me a jumped with Luigi on it. x] - Super Mario Bros 3 (NES). Again, my brother and I were playing it. We spent 5 hours trying to clock it for the first time. We did. My brother read what Princess Toadstool said and he was like, "Thank you Mario, but you're princess is in... ANOTHER CASTLE?!... Ha ha, just kidding." It was classic. xD - RoboWarrior (NES), mainly Dad's quote, "Use ya 4-ways!" - Super Mario 64 and not knowing how to move. I kept tapping the D-Pad and nothing was happening. D'x - Mario Kart 64, my first racing game. =] - Banjo Kazooie / Tooie and all the Stop n Swop speculation. - Pokemon and catching them all. x] That's all I can think of at this moment. So many memories. x] |
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| Boss Jr. | Jul 3 2009, 09:59:31 AM Post #4 |
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Dark Savior - Sega Saturn Super Mario 3 - NES Street Fighter - SNES Sonic - Sega Genesis Vectorman - Sega Genesis Super Mario 64 - N64 007 GoldenEye - N64 Resident Evil 3 - Sega Dreamcast Tony Hawk's Pro Skater Games - (there hasn't been a good one for so long) The Incredible Hulk: Ultimate Destruction - Nintendo Gamecube Soul Caliber 2 - Nintendo Gamecube (Wh00t For Link!) Ocarina of Time - N64 Majora's Mask - N64 *brain lock* I'll add more later. |
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| balooneybob | Jul 3 2009, 12:19:49 PM Post #5 |
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Barbie StoryMaker  You basically chose a set and then filled it with props and then set paths for the barbies to walk along, and you could set some other actions for them to do as well. We loved it. My sister made won once called 'square dancing', which involved them walking around in a square over and over and over and over again. |
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| Odairu86 | Jul 4 2009, 07:19:11 AM Post #6 |
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Last week I was playing Super Mario RPG for the SNES. |
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